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 Barry Shiffrin <bshiffrin@stny.rr.com> spewed:
 > Have you ever checked out the museum on the Boardwalk up near
 > Showboat? One of the 2 buildings has a permanent exhibit of AC
 > history.
 
 Unfortunately, I haven't made it up that far in a while.  For the last few
 years we've been staying at the Tropicana, and it's rare if I ever wander
 that far up the boardwalk.  I know Ocean One had a little photographic
 display of really old AC stuff...  I wonder if they moved it up towards
 Showboat when Ocean One closed.  That stuff was a little too old for me...
 I just wanna see the stuff that I remember.   :)
 
 Probably about the earliest time frame that I'm thinking of, is about the
 same as the footage you see of the boardwalk and casinos in Bruce
 Springsteen's Atlantic City video.  I'm a little past 30 now, but since I've
 been going on vacation there with my folks since I was about 10 - I can
 still remember the boardwalk when there were 7 or 8 arcades, and only a
 couple of casinos...  heh   Playcade is the only video arcade left that was
 there when I started going.  I think they might have some of the same prizes
 for their ticket games too.  ;)
 
 http://www.candysroom.freeservers.com/bruceweb414.html
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